We've previously seen some of his piano compositions, i.e. a set of 24 preludes and his Poem-Sonata. I've not encountered much of his music in recording but this Youtube channel features a handful of his works for violin/piano:

Re: Vocal Music from Russia & the Soviet Union

Posted: Thu Nov 16, 2017 10:46 am

by caostotale

According to the biographical details at the front of this volume, this composer studied under Nikolai Peiko at the Gnesin Institute and is the grand-niece of Nikolai Medtner. We've previously seen her Sonata-Poema on Vietnamese folk themes, some pedagogical works, and a couple of romances.

Re: Vocal Music from Russia & the Soviet Union

Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2018 3:32 pm

by caostotale

Here's a Soviet-era collection of romances on Tyutchev's poetry. A number of the pieces composed before the Soviet era have been available in other editions, but the Rakov, Matveyev, and Finkelstein works are less common.

Selected Romances on the Words of F. Tyutchev, for voice and piano (pub. 1986)